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About the Works
When working with urban landscapes, I often return to the image of waves. Waves slowly shape the sand, and beneath them, change is always taking place.
Cities, too, quietly shift their forms as they unfold over the many layers of accumulated lives, and within them, there are things that continue to breathe even as they become obscured by the majority.
My work seeks to show that even in a world where the majority tends to fall into step with one another, unseen layers and boundaries do exist—and they hold a strength capable of setting change in motion.
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